One character in this film eats too much biscuit and lard, and is cured by castor oil. The beginning of this film notes that the main character died a few years later after looking for deer in the interior. In another scene, the protagonist "gives a brother fisherman" a ride to the shore on a boat, on which the fish he had just caught are balanced. An early part of this film sees an entire family and a few of their pets come out of a kayak. Among the more exciting scenes in this film is an account of a (*) walrus-huntin
One character in this film eats too much biscuit and lard, and is cured by castor oil. The beginning of this film notes that the main character died a few years later after looking for deer in the interior. In another scene, the protagonist "gives a brother fisherman" a ride to the shore on a boat, on which the fish he had just caught are balanced. An early part of this film sees an entire family and a few of their pets come out of a kayak. Among the more exciting scenes in this film is an account of a (*) walrus-hunting, after which the hunters eat the walrus immediately. The title character is married to Nyla, the smiling one, and lives on the banks of the Hudson Bay in Ungava. For 10 points, identify this Robert Flaherty documentary about the travels of an eskimo.
One character in this film eats too much biscuit and lard, and is cured by castor oil.
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